• bradpicko

• in reply to: Group Custom Post Types in Relationship field output
• August 16, 2021 at 8:28 pm

You are right, thanks again John for your expertise 🙂 Works perfectly

• bradpicko

• in reply to: Group Custom Post Types in Relationship field output
• August 16, 2021 at 10:37 am

Thanks for your reply John.

I can’t seem to get it to work. Was your code to fully replace what I had?

Here is what I am trying to format the results of the relationship field…

CPT 1
– result 1
– result 3
– result 4

CPT 2
– result 2
– result 6

CPT 3
– result 5

etc etc..

But because the user may pick the CPT in random order the results are grouped based on the order selected in the relationship field…

CPT 1
– result 1

CPT 2
– result 2

CPT 1
– result 3
– result 4

CPT 3
– result 5

CPT 2
– result 6

Hope this makes sense?

• bradpicko

• in reply to: Loop through fields to find todays date
• June 26, 2020 at 5:14 pm

For anyone who runs into this with same issue, this solution worked for me based on Johns response here… link

<?php  
  $found = false;
  $value = date('l');
  if( have_rows('opening_hour_settings', 'option') ) {
     while( have_rows('opening_hour_settings', 'option')) {
      the_row();
      $storeopen = get_sub_field('open_message');
      $storeclose = get_sub_field('closed_message');
      while( have_rows('opening_hours')) { the_row(); 
      if ($value == get_sub_field('day')) {
        $found = true;
        echo '<h5>' . $storeopen .'</h5>
        <ul class="opentimes">';
        //Loop through all opening times for that day
        while( have_rows('times') ): the_row();
        $open = get_sub_field('open_time');
        $close = get_sub_field('close_time');
        $times =  '<li>' . $open . '-' . $close . '</li>';
        echo $times;
        endwhile;
        echo '</ul>';
    //break loop to just display first result    
    break;
      }
    }
    }
// end while have rows
  } // end if have rows
  if (!$found) {
    echo '<h5>' . $storeclose . '</h5>';
  }
?>

• bradpicko

• in reply to: Bi-Directional Relationship repeater fields
• March 19, 2020 at 2:09 pm

Hi John, thanks so much for your reply. I have read your articles and your possible solution above. I think I need to re-read a few times to try and get my brain around the concept. I think I get it and will try and put it into practice.

Thanks again for your continued help, you’re a champ!!

• bradpicko

• in reply to: Bi-Directional Relationship repeater fields
• March 16, 2020 at 12:52 am

Thanks John for your reply. I just wanted to check to see if there was a better way of setting up these relationships a bit more automatically which would make things faster and also cut back on input errors 🙂 Looking at my situation could you recommend a better way to achieve this?

• bradpicko

• in reply to: Bi-directional fields with repeaters in groups?
• March 14, 2020 at 11:35 pm

I am having same issue, would love to know if you had any success with getting it to work?